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Aboitiz Foods donates meat products in Tarlac

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In line with its continued efforts to promote nutrition and community development, Aboitiz Foods, through its subsidiary Pilmico Animal Nutrition Corporation (Pilmico), donated over...

Aboitiz Foods supports Philippine Army’s outreach for Tarlac community

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Aboitiz Foods, through its subsidiary Pilmico Animal Nutrition Corp., partnered with the Philippine Army’s 3rd Mechanized Infantry Battalion to support a community outreach initiative in Sitio Tangan-Tangan, San Jose, Tarlac. This remote mountain village faces significant challenges in accessing basic services such as food, healthcare, and education.

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EastWest leader honored as PMAP People Manager Exemplar

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Lawyer Juan Alfonso “Alfie” D. Suarez, Chief People, Corporate Services and Sustainability Officer of EastWest, has been named a People Manager Exemplar by the People Management Association of the Philippines (PMAP). The award celebrates his more than three decades of championing people-centered growth, building strong leadership pipelines, and creating positive workplace cultures.

Business trust remains fragile, real estate ranks last

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Philippine businesses scored 72 out of 100 in the country’s first Business Trust Index, barely clearing the stability threshold, with real estate emerging as the least trusted of nine sectors surveyed.

Converge stays bullish on long-term growth, reports steady revenue rise despite economic headwinds 

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Converge ICT Solutions Inc. remains confident in its long-term growth outlook, even as inflation, high energy costs and broader economic pressures continue to pose challenges, the company announced on Monday.

Philippine nuclear ambitions face cost, safety, technology tests

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The Philippines’ plan to introduce nuclear power will depend less on installed-capacity targets than on whether proposed projects can deliver affordable electricity, meet local demand, and satisfy stringent safety requirements, nuclear and energy experts said.

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